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Monitoring Pediatric CT Dose at Adult Hospitals
Hospitals treating pediatric patients must do more to monitor radiation dose for children, experts say. Here’s how. More »
Pediatric Headache: Five Things You Need to Know About Diagnosis and Management
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Pediatric Imaging Departments Use Lower Dose for CT
Dedicated pediatric departments and technologists may adhere closer to protocols for pediatric CT scans. More »
Pediatric Concussion: Practice Pearls
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Very Young Pediatric Cancer Patients Suffer Motor, Language Deficits
Children diagnosed with non-central nervous system cancers at a very young age tend to reach some neurodevelopmental milestones later than healthy children, according to a new study. More »
Update on Pediatric Pneumonia: Causes—Treatment Options
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Psychosomatic Symptoms in Children With Chronic Medical Illness
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Molecular Diagnostics in Pediatric Infectious Disease: A Practical Guide to PCR Testing
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“Pediatric Insulin Resistance and PCOS”
However, I did find the time to travel to Valley Forge, PA for the 2001 PCOSupport International Conference. What a wonderful event that was for all who attended! More »
Pediatric Compensation Survey 2011
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Radiology Comic: Humpty's Head Injury
James Chang, MD , May 21, 2012

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall...

The Tales of Two Telerads: Drs. Doofus and Valiant
Eric Postal, MD , May 18, 2012

Remember the cartoon Goofus and Gallant from Highlights? Introducing teleradiology’s version, Doofus and Valiant, with quite different approaches to their jobs.

Be Smart About Electronic Communications
Richard Woodcock, MD , May 17, 2012

Radiologists can benefit from sharing information electronically, but here are a few reminders about keeping it professional.

How an Academic Imaging Center Connects Work Flows
Richard H. Wiggins, III, MD, CIIP , May 16, 2012

The drive for improved system integration and decreased turnaround time has led to a continuous analysis of procedures and a never-ending cycle of trying to get the work flow to work.

Radiologists Staring Down the Barrel
Eric Postal, MD , May 11, 2012

From med-mal to reimbursement, radiologists have quite a few metaphorical guns to our collective heads.


 


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